Stelton: Danish Design Icons Since 1960
Stelton from Copenhagen has stood for Danish design in stainless steel since 1960, known for Arne Jacobsen's Cylinda-Line and the EM77 vacuum jug. At One Horizon: the Bloom watering can, the cordless Pier lamp and the Brus carbonator.
Products
Bloom watering can – Pine
Farbe: Pine
Bloom watering can – White
Farbe: White
Brus sparkling water maker
The Brus sparkling water maker from Stelton lets you make your own sparkling water and lemonade in reusable bottles. This reduces plastic waste and, with its stylish Danish design, looks great on your kitchen counter. Carbonation level is adjustable; includes a Brus bottle.
Stelton at a glance
- Origin
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Founded
- 1960
- Known for
- EM77 vacuum jug, Cylinda-Line by Arne Jacobsen and kitchen objects in Danish design
- Name
- From the names of founders Stellan and Carton, two army comrades
- Cylinda-Line
- 1967 by Arne Jacobsen, after three years of development
- EM77
- Vacuum jug by Erik Magnussen, 1977
- Ownership
- Owned by the Ring family since 2004
About Stelton
Copenhagen, 1960
Stelton is a Danish design company based in Copenhagen, founded in 1960. The name combines the names of its two founders, Stellan and Carton, two army comrades. In 1963 Peter Holmblad joined as sales manager; he was Arne Jacobsen’s stepson and later ran the company. The Ring family has owned Stelton since 2004.
Cylinda-Line by Arne Jacobsen
Holmblad brought his stepfather on board. After three years of development, the Cylinda-Line launched in 1967: jugs, pitchers and serveware in stainless steel, all cylindrical. It made Stelton known internationally.
EM77 by Erik Magnussen
In 1977 came the EM77 vacuum jug by Erik Magnussen, with a rocker stopper that opens by itself as you pour. It is still in production and sets the design language that newer Stelton products follow.
New designs
Newer designs come from designers such as Søren Refsgaard, who designed the Brus carbonator and the cordless Pier lamp. The German duo Böttcher and Kayser created the Bloom watering can, which picks up the cylinder of the EM77.
Stelton x One Horizon
We stock the Bloom watering can, the cordless Pier table lamp and the Brus carbonator. You pay in Swiss francs, we ship from Switzerland.
Frequently asked questions about Stelton
Yes. Every product is a genuine Stelton product from Denmark. We ship within Switzerland; you pay in Swiss francs and there are no customs fees.
From Copenhagen. Stelton was founded in 1960 by two army comrades, Stellan and Carton, whose names make up the company name. In 1963 Peter Holmblad joined as sales manager; he was Arne Jacobsen's stepson and later ran the company. The Ring family has owned Stelton since 2004.
The Cylinda-Line by Arne Jacobsen, launched in 1967 after three years of development: jugs, pitchers and serveware in stainless steel, all cylindrical. And the EM77 vacuum jug by Erik Magnussen from 1977 with its rocker stopper.
The Bloom watering can holds 2 litres and is made of powder-coated stainless steel. Its long, narrow spout reaches small pots, and a ribbed silicone mat keeps it from slipping. It was designed by the German duo Böttcher and Kayser, inspired by the cylinder of the EM77.
The Pier table lamp is cordless and runs about 8 hours at full brightness and over 60 at the lowest setting. It charges via USB in 10 to 12 hours, has three brightness levels and can go outside in dry weather. It was designed by Søren Refsgaard, who also designed the Brus carbonator.
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